Limb Spicules & Prom, our Fuzzy Star! | HA | Aug 13th 2020

[MalVeauX]

Hey all,

I had a short window due to storms, so I only managed one image. I took a look at the limb to see the dancing spicules and an arching prominence under fair seeing conditions.











Seeing conditions (had some moments of sub-arc, but it degraded fast as clouds came in)

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Equipment:

C8 Edge + Full Aperture D-ERF (1rst) + Baader Red CCD-IR Block (2nd D-ERF)
PST 1A Etalon + 10mm BF + ASI290MM

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Very best,

[banjo]

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Paul

[dhkaiser]

Cool how the earth fits under the arching prom.

[Montana]

Wow!! amazing prom and spicule detail such beauty!

Alexandra

[DeepSolar64]

Given decent seeing there are no substitute for aperture. Well done Marty.

[ffellah]

Spectacular images, Marty, and a very interesting thread.

Franco

[p_zetner]

These are beautiful shots of the limb, Marty.
I also hope you and Valery can resolve your issues.
Cheers.
Peter

[Montana]

Marty and Valery, both of you work so hard and produce such beautiful images, let's try and keep the peace on here.

Alexandra

[solarchat]

Hey guys. I removed the arguing posts. There’s no place for that here.
Cloudy Nights has much better arguing so take it over there.

No, I dont want any private messages explaining who’s fault it is, just be nice. We’re all professionals and academics here.

[EGRAY_OBSERVATORY]

Hello Marty,
Your presentations and with you excellent imagery is certainly something to savour. Such fine detail including the negative-images...

If I could even get half-way to your standards, I would be very pleased and at least over the last three-months since joining SolarChat, I can see what I would like to achieve (and post here-of course) and am working a little closer to that end.

Best Wishes and thanks vm.

Terry

[MalVeauX]

Thanks all,

Featured on SpaceWeather:

https://www.spaceweather.com/archive.ph ... &year=2020

Very best,

[rsfoto]

Hi Marty,

Excellent. The inverted images reveal a lot of detail. Well done